Reasons to Choose KIMS Hospitals, Mahadevapura to Treat Brain and Nervous System Conditions

Getting the right treatment from the start

Proper care begins with a correct diagnosis. Our specialists ensure they take the time needed to get it right. You may need multiple tests to help doctors pinpoint the exact cause of your symptoms. Neurologists collaborate with radiologists who rely on advanced imaging tools such as MRI, PET scans, molecular diagnostics tests.

Using research to make care better

Our neurologists work hard to find better ways to diagnose and treat patients facing brain, spine, or nervous system problems. Our specialists are skilled in treating complex cerebrovascular conditions such as stroke, brain aneurysms and vascular malformations of the brain and spine. They explore the use of antiepileptic drugs and electrical stimulation as tools to manage epilepsy and stop seizures. They also focus on understanding Parkinson's disease and work on creating treatments to manage chronic pain and dementia. 

A team built around your care

A group of specialists takes time to understand your needs and assess your condition from all sides. They create a personalised plan to match your treatment goals. Test results come through, and we arrange appointments with minimal delays. At KIMS Hospitals, Mahadevapura, what might take months elsewhere is often completed in just a few days.

Specialised care designed for children

At KIMS Hospitals, Mahadevapura, our team has doctors who specialise in treating kids with problems related to the brain, spine and nervous system. They collaborate with other paediatric specialists to identify and manage serious, uncommon, or complicated conditions like epilepsy, cerebral palsy, paediatric neurovascular diseases and spina bifida in children and teens.

Procedures and Tests

KIMS Hospitals, Mahadevapura provides a variety of services and treatments related to neurological care. This includes the ones mentioned below as well as others.

1. Neurodiagnostic Tests

• EEG (Electroencephalogram): Captures the brain's electrical signals to diagnose epilepsy and related issues
• Electromyography (EMG): Tracks electrical signals in muscles and nerves to assess their function
• Magnetoencephalography (MEG): Measures brain activity by detecting its magnetic fields to map brain functions
• Quantitative sensory testing: Tests how nerves respond to different sensations to study nerve function
• Transcranial Doppler test: Uses ultrasound to check blood flow in the brain
• Thermoregulatory sweat test: Examines sweat production patterns to study autonomic nerve function.
• Autonomic reflex testing: Checks how the involuntary nervous system performs certain functions
• Neurological gait assessment: Evaluates how someone walks to identify problems with movement.
• Concussion testing and screening tools: Examine mental and physical signs after a head injury happens.
• Brain MRI (magnetic resonance imaging): Scans the brain to detect issues with its structure or health.
• Diagnostic Subtraction Angiograms: Examine blood vessels in the brain and spine by subtracting bone and tissue structures for more clear images.
• Ultrasound guided diagnosis on OPD basis.

2. Brain Function and Therapy Approaches

• Spinal cord injury rehabilitation: Physical and occupational therapy programs focus on helping SCI patients recover.
• Locomotor training for spinal cord injury: Treadmill-based therapies aim to train patients to walk again.
• Functional electrical stimulation: Electrical currents are applied to support the recovery of motor skills after injuries.
• Spasticity management for spinal cord injury: Muscle stiffness is reduced through a mix of therapies and medications.
• Neurogenic bladder and bowel management: Strategies are developed to help control bladder and bowel issues in neurogenic disorders.
• Speech-language pathology evaluation – Specialists review problems related to speech, swallowing, or communication abilities.

3. Therapeutic Neurological Procedures

• Botox injections: Doctors use these for migraines, muscle disorders, spasticity and other conditions affecting nerves and muscles.
• Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS): A non-invasive option to treat conditions like depression and some brain-related issues.
• Ultrasound-guided pain procedures: By using real-time imaging, these procedures bring relief from neuro-related pain by precisely removing the pain source.
• Fluoroscopic-guided pain procedures – These procedures use real-time X-ray imaging to give treatment to specific spots of neuro-related pain
• Neurovascular intervention -These are minimally invasive procedures to diagnose and restore blood flow in the brain and spine

4. Neurological Biopsies & Interpretation

• Muscle biopsy interpretation: Specialists analyse muscle samples to diagnose problems with nerves and muscles.
• Nerve biopsy interpretation: Experts examine pieces of nerve tissue to understand and diagnose nerve-related conditions.

5. Neuro Palliative & Preventive Care

• Palliative care: This focuses on easing symptoms and improving comfort for people facing serious brain or nerve diseases.
• Stroke prevention: Our specialists assess risks and work to lower the chances of a stroke happening.